Toothbeary Pediatric Dentistry

Dr. Braxton is an exceptional pediatric dentist who creates a welcoming and stress-free environment for kids. Their patience, gentle approach, and ability to make dental visits enjoyable set them apart. The staff is friendly, the office is kid-friendly, and the care provided is top-notch. Highly recommended for parents looking for a great dental experience for their little ones!

Dr.Braxton is very friendly, and I appreciate the care she provides. However, I’ve noticed a pattern in the reviews where patient concerns are dismissed rather than addressed with accountability. It’s disappointing to see a professional argue with patients instead of taking feedback as an opportunity to improve. I believe she can do better in creating a more open and understanding environment for concerns to be heard and resolved. Honestly, seeing how feedback is handled made me more uneasy than the visit itself. I chose her because often people who look like us are not in these type of positions of leadership or ownership and I deem her to be trustworthy, but reading the response to these reviews was definitely uncalled for behavior. We still love you tho !

Dr. Braxton and her team are amazing! My toddler LOVES the whole team and she asks to go back to the dentist the morning after her appointments! 100% recommend!!

My 2 year old has been seen at Toothbeary since he turned 1. We always have such a pleasant experience with the dental assistants and Dr. Braxton. The office is so cute and welcoming for the littles. Thank you to the dental assistant Meena (I wish I asked how he spells his name) for his patience and caring spirit with my son during his cleaning. I will always recommend this office to other families.

Dr. Braxton’s response to parental concern is disappointing. My daughter, 3 years old, had to have 4 cavities worked on. On her FIRST visit she did a fill AND cap. She did TWO VIALS of numbing on my daughter, and I was told that she would be numb for about two hours, she was numb for 12! When I reached out the following day due to swelling of my daughter’s lip, I was told that it was because she bit/bawled at her lip in her sleep. Dr. Braxton even said she usually only does a tooth at a tine, so why would you chance that on a 3 year old?! On her second visit I let it be known that if numbing wasn’t necessary to please avoid it. And it was. Today was her final fill and I voiced my concern and Dr. Braxton’s response was very snappy and belittling. She stated she used a stronger dose of numbi